What are some Aboriginal and treaty rights in Canada?
First Nations ceded or surrendered rights to the land in exchange for treaty rights. While no two treaties are identical, examples of treaty rights across Canada included such things as reserve lands, farming equipment and animals, annual payments, ammunition, clothing and certain rights to hunt & fish. Treaty Rights http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/al/hts/tng/ec… Aboriginals don’t get anything free. First Nations pay for all of their own programs and services, First Nations have their own money. That money is held “IN TRUST” by Canada and is used to provide services to First Nations, such as education and health care. Taxes provide services to citizens of Canada. Since the First Nations pay for their own services the First Nations were not taxed in the same manner as Canadian citizens. If First Nation people reside or work outside the First Nations they are taxed in the same manner as any other Canadian r
